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1t was All FooIishness,

He was rather sentimental, and he and hi:
friend were in the park. A little way off two
ladies were seated. One of them was very
pcnsive, and extremely pretty. She was
resting her cheek on her hand, and her eyes
were full of far-off contemplation.
"She is pretty, isn't shel' said he. "By
Jove, I'm falling in love with that girl l
wonder who the fellow is she's thinking about?
l say, wouldn't it be pleasant to think a
pretty girl like that could sit and dream
about you as she's dreaming about somebod >.
Let's walk past and look at her."
SO they walked slowly past. The maiden
was still wrapped in contemplation, and, as
they passed, her companion said, quite dis
tinctly:
Nov, Emily, this is all foolishness Let's
go in to DR.. - and let him take the tooth
cut. San Francisco Chronicle.
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LINCOLN AND SUMNER.
A Story That Illustrates a Quality of the
War Presidents Character.

A Story That Illustrates Quality of the
War Presidents Character.
A well-known ex-member of the cabinet
tells some intere sting "reminiscences OF
Senator Sumner A few days before Lin
coins second Inauguration Sumner called
at the White House and told him that he
was determined to defeat, in the senate
his favorite measure regarding Louis
lana, because it would involve a viciOU
principle, which would be quoted as =
precedent when any large scheme -.
reconstruction might be brought 70"
ward
Lincoln blandly listened to the senate
remonstrance and replied: "Mr. SAINT
am not convinced by your argume.i
and as to your threats of defeatIn
bill 1 can tell you it is impossible, f3r
know a clear majority of the senate =
its favor"
"But 1 tell you, Mr.. President"
swered Sumner, "it shall and will be
feated
TRY it," was the quiet response.
Sumner did try it. He appeared on
last night OF thai session of congress ~.
small law library, partly on his d
and partly piled upon each side OF H. IL
bill was introduc and it was supp Sc
1t would be Immediately passed. sum
DcT, however, ndu bL6 AlOOAI oAA DHeoSN3-
speak. After he had spoken an hour or
two. it occurred to Senator Wade, OF
Ohio to ask Sumner, as the session OF
congress would soon expire, and as there
was much necessary business still re-
naming to be done, how long the senator
from Massachusetts, intended to occupy
the attention of the senate. Sumner re
piled that his speech must be OF unusual
length, and that he would not promise
that it would come to a close before the
'.- session of congress came to an END.
Era ;, who had in his charge what was In
eEa5 LinColn's bin. was on this an
a.. cement compelleA to abandon it.
sun ler thus managed to have the whole
gre subject of reconstruction postponed
10 period when it could be discussed
.- il larger relations to the welfare OF
both sections Of the country. 1t is very
-.- 7 that this incident, as Sumner tod
f.. --ly be inaccurate in some details. II
ST. Ie fault is in the memory of the lis
Gene not in his long narrative. But his
obi. t in telling it was to illustrate a
Liful quality of Lincoln's character.
thought" he said, that the pres ident
se-uid consider my opposition a personal
Mt. Instead of that you may judge
-Gry surprise when he sent 1ne note on
she ext day, asking me to accompany
Airs Lincoln in his carriage to the cere-
r. es Of the inauguration and also to
a-..npany him to the ball in the evening.
az the ball you may imagine the kind
o.. )nder that was excited, when, with
llr Lincoln on my arm, made NY way
taro Ugh the throng of ladies and gentle
a=. present, and placed her in her Sc
.s.- Il seat The thing was nothing in
USE > but still l thought it read a lesson
To- rewd politicians, when they had to
un0artake the task of pleasing such f
man as President Lincoln. st. Louis
I-senicle.
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TiIden,s Stage FRIGHT.

samuel J. Tilden, much as he had been
q fore the people, was always i'll at ease
public. During the presidential cam
ign of 1876 he said to friend: II have
yer faced an audience or rose in court
1t the stage fright seized me. Some
mes my tongue has stood stupidity still
I'd seconds of hesitancy have dragged
ong like hours filed with horrors. I've
ed endless devices to cure myself,
I If can not be done.-Chicago Tribune
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r,rtren fn from the Ocean.

A thunderstorm passed over San Fran
SEQ on the morning of July 16. Such a
ing was never heard of before. The
orm was a fugitive, driven inland from
e cean.-Chicago Times.
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vaIne nf CnRae Leaves.

In coffee growing countries an infusion
the leaves of the tree is held by many
10 be superior to the infusion of the berry.
ne profitable value of the dried coffee
avCs as an article OF commerce has been
Iggested. -Arkansaw Traveller.
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Within seven months time $500 manu-
ripts were sent to an eastern publishing
)use in answer to a request for prize
nrieE
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De less advice you gin widOut pay de
no credit you Will receive fur bein'
auck- full o. wisdom Brother Gard
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/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Dresses SIS. as follows
"a N. Tor Catasaulus and inter nsiitts points
oa m Tor uensva Lyons, Elutra RDotestsr BlKlo ant
barre ' FN'''' ~ w. -
for Tuukhannock and intermediate points Chair
toTunkhannock Connection to Ron ling AL IarrisOdr&
st0n m t9r ptttson AMI pracpa internst Ate poiiss
$40 m for Coplay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Char car TO Coplay
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
1850 D. IN. for Laurays and intermediate points -,
Trains leaving at \ m. M and $40 m connecsI'e
all points In Mahauoy and Haz!eton Coal HeyonS
SUNDAY TRAINS
points ~ ~
5;4Oa m. Tor Coplay and intermsiiats poIntI
IN. tor Geneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester Buffalo AL
The West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. Y. Z. & II. X. r. Co, esscea
Trains leave West 42dst station follows aud 10 minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay-st North River
Detroit and Chicago. 1855 M. -6o5. 's:i5 Pm.
Utica, syracuse BUFFALO Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls. BIS. 1855 q. M, eos, 1918 y. m.
17lJ. a9;55. ls6a M. T. -6:O5. 1918 p M.
Crsnstons, West Point Cornwall Newburg. s315 r716,
.a65 -l0l6. 1880 T. 5. 's:l5 p. M. and .605 ..
Cranston's Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East c:05 D. N.
Hamilton London, 1888 O. $685. Sis p. m. Toronto
1895 M, 1906 sSl5 m. -
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ST. Louis all through trains.
Sunday 49,
For tickets time tables parlor accommoda
lions or Information. apply at Offices Brookyn-333 Wash.
ingtonst. $50 Futoust Office, foot OF Fultonst
Now York City $685. 1855 e42 Broadway 1885, Bowery and
West Shore stations OF West 42is OF Jayst II
q. Il. LAMBERT,
Nanderbtave General Passenger Agent
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nELAwARE, LAcKAwANNA and WEST.

TWEEN NEw.YVRK AND ByFFALo. LIGHTNING
EXPkEss TRAINS, NO DUST ALWAYS ON TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
pepos In foot OF Barclay and Christopher eta
"a III Daily except Sundays buffalo and Oswego Express
ior water Gap stroudsburg scranton. Bnghamtoa Emir
BAH bunaio syracuse Oswexo Greene Oxford. Norwich
Utca connect at scranton for Pt,ton Wkesbarre Dan
ye and northumberland at owego ithaca and inferno
p m Binghamton and Eimlra Express for Water Gap
scranton, Binghamon Oweg0 and Emra
ton Tor Pittston. Kingston. WnkesbaIre. &C.
D. IN. Daily Buralo Limited Express for Stroudsbura
SCRANTON. Binghamton Owego Elmira Corang Bath Way
land. Buffalo, 10, arriving Ia BufAl0 Z; 20 ~ m.
Scranton, BinEamton Cortandt SYRACUSE Oswego oreen
Oxford Norwich, Utica and Kiche springA connects az
days Connects 1t Buffalo with trAas for all points West
Tickets for sale and baggage checked At 2Sj broadway AMI
at Westcott Express Offices IN New.York aud Brooklyn
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A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A upright and square pianos Of make, which were
specially only the artists OF the Metro
Opera House Company during the past opera season
win be cold ct literal reduction from our regular pricea
William KNABE CO.. liz 6th-ave
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T,HE FORUM
FOR NAY.

AAbRtASE LAWS Judge Edward H. Bennett
The socIALIsrA President Francis A. walker.
CoLLk1E fkATERNIrIEs Andrew d. White
THE IN DiANsIN 1887 Andrew d. White.
BOOKS THAT HAVE HELPED NE President John
Ba<com.
OUR RELIGIOUS INSTINCTS Professor James T.
b xy
TILE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA Rev. Dr. Cyrus Hamln.
{ ANEW EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT General W. T.
smith.
UnEse AND UNDREsa Julia Ward Howe.
0INNa.noox MENDIcANcY. James O. Howard
THE Forum PUBLISHING COMPANY,
.r~F "a YIrTHsAvE, HEw.YoRK.
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Urn Goods.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing al
~ Cranston's West Point) Cornwall. Newburg. MARI
boro Milton Ponghkeepsie and Esopns connecting with
win leave week day at pier foot OF Harrsonsa,
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For CATSKILL and way landings Boats leave Pier So
North River, foot OF yay.street daily at d. IN.
For sTUYvESANr and ATH Ems from S. North
Saturdays at same hour
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european advertisements.
oRATEFUL-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST."Bya thorouyi knowlo q Of tho natural
which the operations Indigestion and nutrition
and careful application OF u tine lIol dItf Of wese
Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our with
decatey Favored beverage which many heavy
doc Bills tits by the 1udicous such articles
diet thas constitution be gradually butnp
resist tendency 0diseas Hundreds Of sub
Tie around us ready TO attack wherever
Keeping ourselves well fortified with blood PROV
erly nourished irAme"-Civi service Gazette.
with boiling water MILK Sold only IN hall
pound tins by 0rocerA labelled thus Els EPP5 IL CO.
homeopathic Chemists. London. England
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Cost an6 fonno.

OST OR STOLEN.-Ba No. 1874, 413,
~ issued the German Savings Bank the CITY Of New
York, TO AU0USTE LiMBERG.
All persons cautioned negotiate the and
quesd deliver the book to tho Bank corner l4hst and
Ithave
II restored 10th day of May 1887 application
wiz be made 70 tho Bank for duplicate.
NewYorx, Aprii 10. 1887.
I ST.-Bankb00k No. 10000 on Dry Dock
~ savings BANK ANY person hayisy claims upon said
called the tho bank within
30 aays the book Will 10 declared cancelled and
tpgulshed and issued IN lieu thereof
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CTONINGTON LINE.

For Boston. Providence and all Eastern pcintA
Will pier No ~ NORTH liver one block
iLove CanaLst. at 8 p NJ daily, except sunday -.
u ii. BHIGGb. Ceul Passenger AgenA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJEEsRr
NEw.Y oHK. April G. 1887. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF the Central Railroad Com
many OF Jersey nine Directors TO serve Tor the
wear next ensuing win be held at tho once OF the Company
CITY, between the hours OF IL O'CLOCK III ana
o'clock p. m. Of Friday, May u next =, ga, ,..,..,
Transfer book will he closed from Friday inc lSlh instant
" io"u"' "'e ~" i'N SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
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RIVER BRANCH

III n
l. NETWORK. NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. II.
Trains Harlem River station l32ist AMI Lin
colnavc Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached By Second Avenue and suburban Elevated rat
roads,, daily except sundays at Oij 1900 $40 TO- lloj
2O. 300 ilO, 5:4O 6i0 1880 y. Port Nor.
ria Casanova coax Point Hunts Point West Farms, Van
Nest Chester TtnpsJns Bay Chester pelham Bay)
Barlow Cy Isandl Pelham Manor AMI NewRochelle,
Meeting New iocheis with trains for all points
main line OF the NowYork New Haven ana Hartford Raft
road Shore Line and Air Line Divisions New Canaan Mid
dletOwn, New Britain and Sucld branches,
all points East
Midnieht train for New Rochelle AMI all inter nellte s
ons at 1910 D. IN. daily. except Mondays
Sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons al a. 1901 and $3.50 the latter
ing at New Rochelle with way train 10 stamford
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Gearbers.


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9sIp h)anleo.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal-
~ Steamers DREW ami DEAN RICHMOND
leave every week dag att from Pier al " H. foot oil
Canal-.t.
Freight received until the hour Of departure
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

| ~ EN 1Ohh SEN NAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER MISUNDERSTANDING January :, 1881
hroas trains wal esyS Grand Central Depot
Albany iroy Adams Houses IL aud syracuse
Albany uica SYRACUSE Rochester BaaSo Nisssrs FAIL.
Erie Cleve Gland and Toledo. arrvins at Chicago $500
fo;JOL chicago Express dIawirs,r Ears toCanan
ifiSj d N, New.Yorx AMI Northern Express,
$50 p Ill., AlOauy Iroy auI Ute, Express. uraw,n,
rom u, .t ~. :. ACCOMMODATION Albany and Troy
for % i1HaS y%sHH. TsSGs ca
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J:s5 a. ~ Gle Gland i1lo \. ~ eAtd.y.
ter bundle Sassia laii. iole@c, DsS,t ami
ecps Saturday, Auburn ANA Cauandasds.
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and i 10y CONNECTS t WIN morning iSr %ss.
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days ir SSa' Peer sry % ~ :. IT, foot Of Jsysa
FranKIins ST. connecting with Boston aud Albany X H.
SHORE LINE, all Rail, for Boston, Provi-
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press (sundays exceped from Grand Central
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TAKE T. M Express for Newport arriving at TAO
BOSTON, NEWPORr. NORTH and EAST
- via FALL RIVER I'M LINE n steamers PILGRIM
s sIa at SOB p m dT sda.y aeasS Sonasc!ios
Brookly at 4,3D and Jersey City at
An orchestra oacn steamer Best Recommendations
Lowest Rates
REDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE. Tho Popular Inside Route. To Boston, ~
Worcester. 81 So Corresponding reduction 70 all points
Steamers "City of Worcester" and city OF NewYork"
leave Pier 40 lod number) North River foot OF wattsst
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b.OO ". w. btADf. AGENT
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
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Leave via Penn. Il H. 430 Parlor cars 10 baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving at 9a pSint a. S:!e
GenI Pasa Agent $40 broadway, N Y
NEW -HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip
IN lPier 70. L H. Jpn. and II pm sundays excepted
Steamers arrive In time Vr early trans north and east
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
oFTHE
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY CO.

of the largest stockhoder. propose to attend the
meeting tho Louis and Francisco Hallway
held 81 Louis next month and that
the surplus be applied the payment OF dividends
and that dividends tho nrst
iered DO made quarterly instead Of believe
policy Of the surplus
construction instead OF paying In dividends to
fered stockholders We respectfully request stockholders
desiring 10 operate their IN the VI
Edw ard L. Oppenheim or Walter Del Mar.
l.. l. OPPENHEIM CO.,
New.York, April r. 1887. 81 and So New.st
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z LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

TRKAsunEHs oyEcE. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NRw-YoRK, March 20, 1887
The transfer books Of this viii be AZ o'clock
Saturday the 2dday April next preparatory TO se
annual election for Directors 10 be held he tth Of May
and will be the morning Of Friday the 9Th
az Of Nay next 4. D. WORCESTER Treasurer
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH

Charles old Point Comfort and Norfolk. vlltlb
NEW.YoRK. LADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
Will Pennsylvania Railroad station. NewYork. 720
week days ami y. dalv arriving Old Point
and Norfolk 600 i a m. Steamer Tor Richmond
Will leave Cape Charles at Mondays WedDes,a
and Fridays arriving there p Buffet Parlor Car
Day Express and sleeping Night Express to Cape
Charles Tickets and sleeping bcrts can be secured al
Ticket Office OF the Pennsylvania railroad Company.
II. W. dunno, supt II. B. COO AE, q. T. and f. A.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
ST. Louis and San Francisco Railway Co.

The extraordinary cxetons made by the officers OF the ST.
Louis and Francisco Railway Company avoid giving
conceded business legal privilege Of TO the transfer
book and the list OF stockholders lead believe that
there he Interior for conceamen We
stockholders that shall and contest and all
past transactions which legal and caution them
against giving proxies for the perpctuaon Of the present
management such proxies DO used at special stock
holders meeting which has been called for the day
the annual meeting TO raty leases Of other roads
and sales Of bond made In opinion for
OF parties with the disad.
vantage Of the stockholders Of the company.
Z. l.. OPPENHEIM 4, CO..
81 and IS Newst.
New.York, April %. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
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